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Find similar grantsSnow Water Supply Forecasting is sponsored by Department of the Interior. Snow Water Supply Forecasting is a grant from the U. S.
Department of the Interior's Bureau of Reclamation that funds projects to improve the skill of water supply forecasts by advancing snow monitoring technologies.
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Snow Water Supply Forecast Program | Research and Development Office Skip to Primary Navigation Environmental Resources/Reports Research and Development Office Snow Water Supply Forecast Program Research and Development Home Science and Technology (S&T) Program Desalination and Water Purification Research (DWPR) Program Snow Water Supply Forecast Program Snow Water Supply Forecast Program 2025 Program Implementation Report to Congress 2021 Emerging Technologies Report to Congress Notice of Funding Opportunity Reclamation Announces Funding Opportunity for Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program (March 6, 2026) The Bureau of Reclamation is seeking proposals for projects advancing snow monitoring and water supply forecasting.
Up to $6. 5 million is available. Each selected project is eligible to receive between $300,000 - $999,999 and must include aerial LiDAR snow surveys.
The funding opportunity is available at www. grants. gov by searching for funding opportunity number R25AS00210.
Applications are due on May 5, 2026 at 4 p. m. MDT.
View opportunity on grants. gov Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program - Funding Reclamation Awards $4.
6 Million for Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program Notice of Funding Opportunity Reclamation Announces Funding Opportunity for Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program Reclamation Awards $11 Million for Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program (September 28, 2023) Reclamation is awarding $11 million in federal funding to 15 projects to support the advancement of the use of snow monitoring technologies for water supply forecasting.
Reclamation’s Research and Development Office sought proposals for projects that demonstrate and/or deploy technologies in emerging snow monitoring, deploy existing snow monitoring technologies in underserved areas, or improve the use of snow monitoring data to enhance water supply forecasts. Projects awarded include $11 million in federal funding and $6.
2 million in cost share funding, totaling over $17 million in investment for snow monitoring. Reclamation announces funding opportunity for Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program (March 13, 2023) The Bureau of Reclamation is making up to $11. 75 million available for emerging snow monitoring technologies.
Each selected project is eligible to receive between $300,000 - $999,999. The funding opportunity is available at www. grants.
gov by searching for funding opportunity number R23AS00079. Applications are due on May 12, 2023, at 4 p. m.
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